Concert at Byron House

Music is all about expressing one's emotions and here at our concert at Byron House today, we can see how many of our young performers are expressing their feelings through their music. The string trio played Oblivion, a slow and solemn piece which might show their feelings on a rainy day. Of course nobody likes the moody days when you’re stuck in bed all day, and so Ryan expresses his agreement by adding in his low pitched piano piece, Nocturne, with the fact that even a little sunlight through the rain makes people feel a bit happier by the higher notes in his piece. Max and Noam acted like they just loved to be on the stage when they sang their three pop songs. They smiled like pop stars and made themselves look very chill on the stage, they should really start a band in the future!!! Lucia and Chloe felt very hopeful about the coming years by singing and playing the popular song, “Have You Ever Seen The Rain”, which must have given a lot of sunshine into the lives of everyone present here today. This is truly one of the best concerts outside of the one we did at NIH due to how much emotion we put into our music and how much we care about our elders. (Reported by Aric Deng)